The operating question
BernOps asks what happens before, during, and after browser execution: who requested it, where it can run, what it observed, how it failed, and what work follows.
Why BernOps
Teams rarely struggle because they cannot make a browser click. They struggle when scripts multiply, execution context disappears into CI, failures lack evidence, and nobody can see which capacity is carrying which work.
BernOps asks what happens before, during, and after browser execution: who requested it, where it can run, what it observed, how it failed, and what work follows.
The product favors explicit states, bounded queues, scoped credentials, durable evidence, and human review. A blocked action or pending run is useful information, not something to hide behind an optimistic animation.
BernOps is designed in English and French as a first-class product constraint, not a machine-translated layer added after the interface is complete.
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